This is a real plan, by people who have been in the government, for how to systematically take over, take away rights and freedoms, and dismantle the government in service of private industry.
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… The United States Forest Service is one of four federal government land management agencies that administer 606 … 640 million acres of surface land area managed by the federal government." Located within the USDA, the Forest Service manages the National Forest System, which is comprised of 193 million acres."° … - page 308
… become a primary vegetation management regime for national forests and grasslands."* Chapter Department of … become a primary vegetation management regime for national forests and grasslands."* … The Forest Service should … - page 308
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… instead be focusing on addressing the precipitous annual amassing of biomass in the national forests that drive the behavior of wildfires. By thinning … instead be focusing on addressing the precipitous annual amassing of biomass in the national forests that drive … - page 308
… Increasing timber sales could also play - 3980 Increasing timber sales could also play an important role in the effort to … - page 308
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